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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-31
PETERSBURG.

Mrs. James Shreckengast and Mss
Mary Frantz, both from Sugar valley,
were visiting friends and relatives In
this vicinity.
A few Of our young men were evil
IDENTIFY neglected i'm their home train
ing. But it IL not too late yet To i'm
prove their manners when mingliDg
with other people in the stores and
public places.
Jared Kreamer moved to town on
Tuesday and has become the main stay
Of his father and mother.
David Meyer, of Centre Hall, at a
recent horse sale at that place, bought
one of the finest horses for Daniel
Kreamer, of this towL. Dave should
buy up carloads Of such horses and ship
them. 1t would pay him better than
shipping cows.
The farmers occupy their time at
present with greasiDg and fixing up
their horse gears and harness for sum-
mer.
George Swartz, of Bellefonte, pep.
ular life insurance agent, circulated In
town one day last week.
Ammon Strayer. agent for enlarging
pictures, il doing lots Of business.
Robert Diehl, who gathered up cream
through here for the Spring Mills
creamery, has stepped down and out
and Cornelius Stoyer, the teacher, takes
up the business.
Daniel Roger and Vim. Kreamer had
quite a race to come to time one day
last week. They attended horse sale
at Vicksburg, but couldn't suit them
selves and concluded TO return home In
the afternoon train. The train was
due before tney were aware Of it and Ii
order To make time they took short
cut across the fields, running for al
there was in it, and just reached tn
top rail of fence when the iron horse
came steaming along. They used The Il
hats AS danger signal, when the en-
gineer took pity on them and the TIVE
stragglers we're taken on board out o
breath. hut happy. Gel Bill, des bed
a,c der Direl ?
Mrs. Lucy Brumgsrt was very il
last week but is fast recovering at thi
writing.
Daniel Roger, agent for the Susque
hanna Pure Bone phosphate, is films
orders promptly.
Charley Greager, the engineer from
Sugar Valley, has now charge of Guis
wife e Co.'s new engine wbi,h work.
like a charm since he runs 1t. lr
Gramley stopped work on the mill.
Austin Gramley bought horse q
the Vicksburg sale aud one from Jaco
Winkelhlech i'm Penns Valley. Wm
Kr 1amer sold valuable horse to Nat
Haugh and then bought two colts, no
quite three years old, weighing 143
and 1894 pounds.
Maggie Kreamer, Of this place, is Of
to Reading, where she is engaged IL
sewing.
Mrs. John Weaver, of Coburn, spen
nearly week tere. visiting friends an
relatives. NANOD.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-31
AARONSSURG.

Mrs. Thos Yearlck was visiting at
New Berlin last week.
Mr.. Foreman, whose school closed
.ast week. has gone to Beliefonte TO act
as deputy Prothonotary.
Mr.. Baily, who lived on the VIM.
Harter farm. southeast Of town, moved
on his own farm above Millheim, late
ly purchased Of j. III. Reifsnyder.
Wilmer Slower moved into his new
house on st. Mary's street, in the d. 1.
kOte addition TO town, on last Tuesday.
Andy Immel's public sale of personal
property on last Saturday was very
largely attended. His sale amounted
to nearly $500.
Fl. J. Grouse, for many years resi-
dent of this place, moved to Lock Ha-
ven on last Tuesday. He intends to
take charge of the boarding house, for
merly run by Samuel Mingle, deceased.
Report says we will have another ice
cream parlor this coming summer. The
west end of town is to be the site for
the same One more in the centre of
town and Main street will be well sup
piled with street lamps.
Thos. G.. w. Edmunds moved into
the Hotel on last Tuesday. We are
quite sure Thomas will keep first
class house. He has plenty OF qit up
and get there.
M,s ,ssrs. Geo. Bollinger and G. w.
Bnrd have created quite stir in our
little burg with their patent washer,
and it's no humbug either. We pre-
dict for them large sale Of washers in
the near future.
During the past week our town was
visited by the following persons Miss
Regina Huber. of Hubersburg, Capt.
Mingle and family, of Bellefonte. and
Mrs. w. b. Bitner and son, of Spring
Mills.
Foster Bower, son of Adam Bower,
living below town is down with lung
fever and heart disease His condition
at this writing is considered dangerous.
ANOTHER.
The finest GrecnCoffee In town at Stover's
II. N,.ry
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-31
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the vi
cinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable rec0v-
cry OF Mr.. J. L: Corley who was so helpless he
could not turn in bed, or raise his head; every
body said he was dying Of consumption. A
trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery. was
sent him Finding mo Tee rel me- OSqg9f Saw lie PS aEe
by the time he had taken two boxes oil rms
and two bottles of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirtY-SiX pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great discovery Tor Con-
sumption free at j. Eisenhuths.
We wish to remIGd advertisers that
the subscription list of the JOURNAL
is constantly going up aud that the pa
per is consPquently a good advertising
medium. We do not give bogus figures
when asked about circulation but are
willing to lay open our list for the il
spection of advertisers.
Editors who are in possession of
railroad passes use them for the last
time 10. day. The new law causes the
railroad companies to stop issuing pass
es even to the newspaper scriDes after
the first of April. Under the circum-
stances it is SOFT Of satisfaction to us
to know that we never enjoyed the lux
ury Of a railroad pass.
Mr.. Conrad Immel dropped in to
see us on Monday and in conversation
casually gave us the information that
he recently bought the Samuel Harter
farm. near the Beaver Dam school
house, IN Gregg township, for $50 an
acre. Mr.. Immel is An industrious,
hardworking man, and what he has he
made bv the sweat Of his brow. But
he gets there all the same.
| JUST so Seven out of ten you meet
have bad cold, and with coughing,
| hawking and snoring ale about kept
| busy. DO good thing for yourself at
once by going to the nearest drug store
and getting bottle of DR.. Kessler'S
| Celet rated English Cough Medicine. IT
you are not satisfied that it Is worth all
you pay, the druggist Will hand you
back your money.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Y &c CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Miilheim, Pa.
The public sale of George Peters,
factory property on North street, to
take place on the 9th of next month,
will afford capitalists a splendid oppor-
| LunlJy LOT a gOi'u lIiEtSliDcilt. III Is Ju3J
the site for some manufacturing estab.
| lshment, AS it has sufficient water pow
er to run almost any kind Of machin-
cry all the year round aud several acres
of ground to erect buildings thereon.
We hope some one with the means and
energy will take hold of the property
and convert it into a lively business
block.
LOsT.-"I don't know where,l can't
tell when, don't see how-sOmething
of great value to me, and tor the return
of which | shall be truly thankful, viz {:
good appetite"
FOUND -''Health and strength pure
blood, an appetite like that OF wolf,
regular digestion, all by taking that
popular and peculiar medicine. Hoods
Sarsaparilla. want everybody to try
it this season." 1t is sold by all drug
J gists. One hundred doses one dollar.
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SPRING MILLS.

II. w. Bitner and his mother started
for Nebraska on Monday. They expect
to visit friends i'm that state and spend
the summer in the west.
Geo. :. Smith and bride have gone to
Niagara Falls and from there expect to
90 to Dakota. H., where they will go
to housekeeping at once. We would
say for the happy couple that the
groom is well and fayorably known TO
the people of his western home, and his
charming wife, who will appear there
as stranger, is a lady IN every respect
whom we commend to the western peo'
pie with all confidence. A large crowd
of neighbors had gathered at the sta
tion to see them off and wish them well
during life S journey. May their shad-
uw meyer grow less.
John II. Leitzell who is in the en-
ploy of the Penna r. r. Go. moves
from this pace to Beliefonte this week.
Christian Armbruster, The attentive
mail carrier between this and Farmers
Mills,is on the sick list.
J. A. McClntic has become a full
fiedged citizen of this place. He moY-
ed here from his farm on Tuesday.
Prof. Hosterman expects to teach a
term of school in this place during
summer.
d. II. Runkle will take up hls abode
at the Penns Caves this summer. He
is engaged by the prcprietOrs to man
age the affairs at the cave and the hO-
tel connected with it. Being dn active
and pleasant young man he is just the
fellow for the place.
Drop in and take a look at Stover's fine
sugars.
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Neighboling News.
COBUltN.

News has been scarce the past week.
On Monday last the first work to-
ward erecting a new church was begun
by getting out and hauling the stones
for the foundation walls. Subscription
books are now in the haods Of parties
authorized to take subscriptions and
we understand they are meeting with
success. so it should be, as II nice.
neat and comfortable church will be a
credit 10 our little village.
Squire Gettlg makes daily trips be-
tween Coburn and Spring Mills and is
a daily visitor to the distlllerv here
where he is employed by Uncle Sam as
storekeeper.
Harry VanValin left for Remove on
Tuesday, TO enter the machine shops
there and learn the trade of machinIst.
The saw mill has closed down for a
few days on account of the extremely
cold weather.
We noticed three cars being loaded
with household goods at our station on
Monday. One by Ii. J. Grouse, Of Aar-
onsburg, bound for Lock Haven; l..
Rearick's, of Millheim, who weDt to
Snyder county, and Henry Snavely 8.
of Greenburr, billed for Safe Harbor,
Pa.
j. i Torbert, OF Williamsport, spent
Sunday last in this village.
Our coal yards are about empty and
if this kind of weather hangs on Il new
supply will have to be ordered in.
Several of Bellefonte's legal lights
were in Coburn on business last Tues
day. VALE.
Go to stover's and get some of that York
state cheese. It's fine.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-31

-Thrs. Buck, Of Selnsgrove, a
brother Of our towusmau. l. W. Buck,
WAS here few DAYS Oh visit, and Was
serenaded by the band one evening last
week.
-Machinist Rnthammel, WHO had
been engaged in constructing j. =.
Crawford's knitting machines for the
past week, has returned To Philadei
phia.
Fishermen are already getting
nervous about the speckled beauties
they are going to catch this season.
Patience, gentlemen, thee is TWO weeks
time yet.
johnny Whipcracker, curious and
well-knnwn character, was IN town ON
Tuesday, and pei formed on his favorite
instrument, the whip, to the delight OF
the boys
A road view has been held in Penn
township and new road granted to
start from a point north ot john Mey-
ell s IHI III W luil oINi'S Wv ''NN'N'''
and come out at Smith Town.
Mr.. f Arlery, who taught school
at Martha, Centre Co., during the win
ter, has finished his term and returned
To his former home, Aaronsbnrg. lie
called at this Office last Friday.
The next session of the Northern
Conferences of the Central Penna. synod
of the Lutheran church, will he held IN
the brick church at Penn Hall in May.
Further particulars will be given later.
The Borough Ordinances, lately
adopted and published by the town
council of Millheim, went into effect
on Tuesday. What are you going to
do about The ashpileS, Mr.. fiigh Con-
stable
The cards ars ont annOuncii & the
wedding of Miss Lizzie Katherman, OF
this place, aud Mr. Charles LentZ OF
Williamsport. -Mlfllinburg Times. The
lady spoken of is a sister Of Mrs. w II.
Kremer, of Coburn.
RUN-AwAY.-A horse heloneing to
Daniel CAREY, o: Penn township, be-
came manageable last Satul day fore
noon on Main street. aud ran away,
smashing the buggy al To pieces. For
tunalely the occupant ESCAPED INJURY.
-McDonald's Improved Liver Pills
are endorsed and prescribed 10y many
eminent physicians. They do not make
hair grow on bald heads or set broken
bones, but they are the best corrector
of a diSordered Liver vet discovered.
Money refunded To dissatisfied purchas-
erS. Sold by j. Eisenhuth, Mlllhelm.
The Lewisburg papers are agitat-
ing the project of having the next dl-
vision encampment of the National
Guards in that town. and ur9e the Of
ficers and soldiers Of Co. A. 10 make
an effort to get the encampment there.
The public is hereby notified that
the undersigned have opened the butch
er business in AarOnShurg and will
run meat wagon through the valley
regularly every Tuesday and Friday.
Fresh beef, veal and pork will ne sold
at popular prices.
WEAVER Bros. 4 Co.
For RENT.-A good property, sit
uate miles east IF Rebersburg, con-
tanning % acres of well cultivated land,
with good buildings erected thereon, is
for rent. For particulars and terms
address j. X. WOLF,
ll3t Rebersburg Pa.
MUSICAL COLLEGE The 3lst Ses.
sion of Six Wepks. pens Monday eve.
ming, April 25th. 1887. for the Trach-
ing ard Training of Young Ladies in
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Ad-
dress.
&c. MOVER, Musical Direct,
Freeburgh, Pa.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W.D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind, testifies:
s.I can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
hest remedy Every bottle sold has given re-
lief i'm every case One man took six bottles.
aud was cured ofRheumatism of 10 years stand
ing Abraham Hare druggist, Belleyille, ONO,
affirmS: 1.-THE best selling medicine | ever
handled in my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters " Thousands of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liy-
er, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar bot
tie at j. Eisenhuths drug store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

-. ..n.nrrs AZ wen g tlss cngs did
- yesterday. 10th - regards
rs SnA frei8nA
* VYrckaff he reeent1y pur.
:. .s q liifia haine ~ tie dcinor
- - Plns atreets'
- ..assser Idahg lrsaat from dswn
- srSIsnaAy 100. 81 80 e - eexes
4 f1as p1taaoes and y paMnHBss.
-. -s.smer YIssGNood had tte mis-
49, ~ = go her SupaF eNszr Riv6 8us
..'., ~ va % 8e11tIo yesterday.
.insd q dis part whese s1's wIll
~. - pssmisr arrives hers Il a
- ~ morning. On Der cut 90
- ,rllf taxa amcuH other frNfH1f
$3.50 AZ hepg for Lonoun. E1H-
- kopH enFae On fE1m 1quAk
-. a sSsfsls, Lake ehoro Z Eastern
-. s.muton On tho soaktiA Lake
~, z 81. fntlwaF y he end Of
X. - FaIsaRdaT was 3 Gfsat gueeea4
- - noW besn aid q miles and
4. 49, qsi|ed the1nsslFo8 q tie cheap
f1sa b he ccmpany y inspscf
~ rod
- c.sso.s, Who arrived hsre from
$500 e. Wednesday, took TIE txAl1
~ s-,,'srf yesterday afteEneen. They
- s6s.S ka9gB78 were dnmDod into q
- - eNaF they WeuA eDpaEantlv
s7 ecrfenfed e. they Nonid & . had 4
- tssn furnished them
=. hssv a esllm Oar. tha bog who
~ - ~ Il Eamieh feko en- he 18th
= s.ssai,, - aud tn @hoas k1G0FoEy ne
~ a sred reward Of eie4 came 70
~ mriaes during thunder storm some
80 - "a Waa recovered and buried
Ss lriands q he deceaaed
~ fks vesssls IL port yesterday new
s,.IT kcasa days end the akarsand stripes,
= sf1ifo4 g her houRe tag and TIVE
ineIlfnn haaA the skip W. =. Macy dis
s|l1S1 ~ ei9nal hagH 70 good effect. The
<..1S1klp willamette displayed - her
- 80 the blue. white and blun house
~ Al - GeaFt1cka, the eldest family
i 10 Unlisd States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

John Lee. VITO haa aEorded he Posz.
lnTkExlauMuMn three items IN I've
&ags. apDeasaa haf1ns Justice Eoder.
beEe yestosfay On two charges Of pstky
larceny, on eaeh uf which he wa9 sen.
tanosd 10 paY 6ne Of 800 and cost
and 30 nnEvo mouth In tbs onunty Jail,
He vii thus have three halliday dinners
IN iaii-~ ThanbaEiyinR, ChKissmas and
HeW Yeazs-and. as Be himself said, eli
On aenonnt of whisky.
PeteEs shs GiWasb poliaeman men
tionsa yesterday, eppoaEed before 1ns.
tice ZONES On Q charge of drunkenness
and paid "a cash early cnoaeh 10 gnouf
And enjoy his Thanksgiving turkey In
freadom.
s Book slna owed An L.nna and some
other aohianman- ahonk &ok and con
eluded THAI the beat thing be could do
would Be % co. 70 1aeoma e ei1eWho1e
20 enjoy bis ThanksRivinR Fice and
leave his eseditoEB ID ihe lnrch. Al
LnnR, h0weVeE, aok wind Of hia inten-
tiona, and e b vas about % a. % he
train and ioava, uOnntAbia 1hoEnAon
plaesd kie hard On his shoos1ex and
peEsnad1o him 10 70 and enjoy bis
IkankaaivinR Kioa in the SheKiA'n ho-
I'll, WHARF be viii remain for q day o.
two "a least. Eoon Toy, Who was re-
Leased from inii only the day pEsEioas.
felt gnxEy tor Book Sing end bEguQhs
him 4 quantity Of tobacco, cigars and
Ohinass oonfsotioneTY with Whinh %
celsbrats ThankeRiying.
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Square % . cent Chester OieaTy.
NO APPEAL TzKRg 0UT YET.

Ths Northern Pasine railroad CON-
pany hAs net YEA given notice Of "a ap-
peal 10 TIE supreme coaEt IN he timber
iniunction suils." aid . lawyer ysster
dag; and e The iniuncfiou b still 10
faFua. aooor6ing 10 NE limits axed b.
JudEe 1onss. Il Iikasy inseFfeRea eousid-
efahiy with the proeeeatiou az ths wofk
81 Ia oampany, % fas, 81 loasi, &c the
uark dapende2 on the material cut from
sAnds nov protected b. the inianeaion.
The eompany has sin months II which
10 take eat an appeal and Of conrse
nav 90 90 ret, bat e The snprama eaurt
uiii meet On IanuRry next. it vas ex.
pertad that II "a appeai wosla ~ tshea
onl a aig Il woaid have been done before
this tiuas
~Ia e reported that de Kenswiek
hFia9e ufil b enmplatsd abcus the mid.
de 81 Dseemhes. Where b the znAfe-
rial beinR aseused
II % nol know. Chisf Jastise Jonss
distinctly aeeided that timber eould naa
- enf from government iands and
Transported foE he puEposs Vt e1nsirucl-
tnR Ahnt hItazeA fnozausat y, toe ttgs-
her Bow heinR usea faR TIE hri60a was
eut heforn ~ ininneliun uns granted,
e = being end sllswheFe.
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ME !. K MmzpAy rssunnsa frnm I
ZIP . 1aeoma Ss11enaay.
HaEEy Rnsdnn and Min Carrie Rish-
aEda uer1 m4EEisd - niHht.
~. =. 0M4Esy wnns . Taanma s.
sail ReqlsrdA1 On business Tisif.
JsM Van AAell. soa a Rsnrv Var
Assaik = ASCENDING Ne Rnrtland bnslI
nsas solla&s.
James PheIen, he Ban Ffansissc
mlllianalns. b SIN In saat1la. N
raahes likss his city.
Mi@ Maria Townsend end Mr.. WIN
kzeEke1kath weSe married yoaa1rdal
foEenoon &c She Ostho,ia Church.
n. q. DtEase was taken fpum his o.
nno % hi1 home yesterday On aeaouni
q alokueak His heaEth b very pnuI
this uin1oEs - Es19li q oEsrsuEk.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

eer Ten cellars reward
- rid fer Insefmsaflon
- 3 ssso arrest nnd oe5l-
..,.sn y snv one ssssue So
y. s-sias - ire pees ~
ssIlssssd hsshh
...nllaul ase city.
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EDwIK THeRSE = Tonight Kdwin
fhorna and hia excellent company appear
Ia Als well knSwn Play Of ne -Black
Eag.@ The piece b Of . somewhat son-
1AtionAl chAfAeaaF hat extremely lntefeal-
lng thfouxhoak II has been NFeetsd vita
Auge houses al ever The coantry End Nc
denhe WI meaf with heAEtl racep slQn
here this evening". TouloEreN NJ. tnaroe
appears a. Boo BrieRly In -facksaQf-
Leave Men.e A Vietofia paper gpeAks
ing q ne play. saga A t3ar hose
greeted Edwin 1horne ard RQee Harm,
n1n and cenhpany in TIE aeete drama l4Af
etc1lng. IN he ChAFNoeer - Boo lrsarlf
NJ fnurne vas web received and Great
q Z fEverAhie imprensinn. Mlaa HArrt-
~ b gpod ACTRESS and very prstsT. Apa
e Nag EDWARDS captured tie hoqse.
he aapRoEt 0a4 exea34ass I0nl4nt D1
Black finE' 'Will be given, N which beth
u. HArrinsn and Nlia HArrisoa are 800
a. thar eesf.@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Nan wTfH A GR1kvAScx. "A gentleman
who lives ca AGArisn street. estwean So
ed and Thlrd. AAAreas4 himself % .
tepcFter n q reluctant taFfs remem 9erine,
pathApa. thai he was q boz o1ce hltaen4,
and Aald thas NJ bad . gTfeNaRce. We bad
slAr.ed home Tie niEhl he1ereI and W1en
neartng hts front gata healippo4 and .Hhe
teWask Alnos1 eoW ~ nnd hi ne. An
nysssi9atiaa n The morning ahcwea Cat
= Tia eyeaing 80 they eeaid have . slide
n41f morHinE, Tho goatlclpan Waa toid
NAT be could Cot ia o. his xKtavaeoe
stFT eazly b. sprinkhna Ten bur eez
e. ashes On TIE walk. &s1Wly and 0lnfn.
e1siy BE closed Ills left ore.e and wAnIa6
81 Without saying q ward.
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THE RKIeN o. PRosPERrfy. = In
view Of the aiEe Of Seattle and the varied
lnauatriea u operation. the ahsonos Of
slfioaa casualties b . matter Of surprise
y ne, uaid q gentleman yesterday after
noon, most probably sooa after he bad
eaten big Thanksgiving dinner and felt
hat be ought to manlleet his GOOD humoE
and appreciation ef everyday blessings.
There hayenf hoon any buildings Of
enFloua CONSEQUENCE DESTROYED By afN
1lano tie Occidental Hoini and atetsan 4
Poets NTH were hgrned about two yUAre
aae. since THAI time the reaid1nce q
FrAilk Sander IVES burned. hu1 The los1
was snail couparQd with the others
have faontione4. EhofUsAAse neens TOO,
tAere have haon reFY few accidents u
which people have been killed or M AIRED
Ahognlhar Seattle people have roaacns
fog oenRzaiulMtinE thanaselveA
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Prkn OsnnA oonRknx.-This com
pany presented ..Nanonn again yestsr-
day afternoon 10 a aoea sized aadisnss
and rspsatsz The success Of the pss.
vipns evenfng, Last evening "xhs Bnt"
vas on he bills and 4 vas greeted vita
houas nearly full. The libFetto 70 net
paKtioulnEif bright, but theBs b o0Dsi6-
enable action u r. which prevents Ne
opera DRAGGING. The music has that
sparks WhfcA uhagneteFizss ell Of the
compositions u the y0unaeF GtFaaM.
one Of The Wnllzeg bei1G particularly
'ioatohina." The cast wRa COED, Mia
win ton esuaying the Foia o Rosalind
ancoessfully, althonQh net making the
bit whiuh shs hes ns0nEed IN male I'M
personatlons. Hsr sinaing IN the rhaD-
sody az Liazt Nas excellent and re-
caissd nn encore. Miss Manfred waa,
a. nanai. part and pretty, and DsLanRe
made considerable ont q the part Of
Won Eisen1tein. Min Natalie and
Nseufn. Green1feiAer, sPyke, Valergs,
CLARK and Reynolds Wess also good.
Ths ohnEus vas quite effective and some
Of The snnesEted numbers weFs especial
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Haze 4 aAia fara bArrnsnf 10 doEss
nuanla1 wnal nzl nizfa q % e. a tke
So oaalhans Hess - Oomns1rciAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

% dozsn h0yt durable knee panis
tAia Eeek, at 80 ots. Star ClothfnR
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

70 The ladies Of ssattlei This week
We are Displaying . tempting lot Of
boys heznfifal styles jersey suits a.
pEices thas will insure q speady sale.
Kliae q RossRhsEg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Headquarters fos nanslln, underwear,
sspa prices. TOBIAS q emanznAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Noliae eenfisnen.-fo every gentle
nnn ruFohasina elstklng at useney-
axVfne prines a she STAR Ceothing
prsss - present d ticket 70 The draw
- "a fsas beaaslfpl and valu3hte gifts.
KHINn 8 RoaEznznq.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Parenks shculd rel fnzl 10 visis %
eaar UashinR Hess thi1 wnak. We e.
fur 81 nayn aIs 9ge1. nehky eseseua1n
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